Track guessed as B from the test source. The ranker reads frontmatter, so an unset track parks a stub in Track T's queue regardless of what the body says -- correct the
track:line if this is wrong.
This commit CANNOT be the cause. The job builds only with
$(PXX_STABLE), and this commit moved nostable_linux_amd64/**— so the bytes that compiled it are unchanged. Look at flakiness or box load, not at the named sha; the bisect is unsound here and has been skipped.
origin/dev has advanced 11 commit(s) since this sha. Re-verify at current HEAD before acting — the callback is tagged to the sha that was tested, which may no longer be the state of the tree.
regression: test-fpjson#src:tools/install_lib_candidates.sh red at 99f1dc81a039 (auto-filed by twatch)
- Type: regression (auto-filed by Track T watcher, host plexus). Untriaged.
- Found: 2026-08-26T07:38:43Z
- Test source: tools/install_lib_candidates.sh test/fpjson/testutils.pas +1
Repro
tools/testmgr.py --tier full --job 'test-fpjson#src:tools/install_lib_candidates.sh' at 99f1dc81a039d8785db504b9f9b8917cf4e59783
Range
The named sha
99f1dc81a039CANNOT be the cause — it touches no buildable file (docs / tickets / tstate only). It is the sha that was TESTED, i.e. the upper bound of an untested range; the cause is somewhere below it.
bad 99f1dc81a039, and this is the job's first-ever run — there is no earlier passing sha, so no interval contains the cause and every commit a range could name is equally innocent. No idle bisect will happen; a red here is a finding about the job, not a regression from the commits around it.
Log tail
compiling fpjson suite runner ...
FAIL TTestFactory.ObjectCreateInteger: "Correct class" expected: <TMyInteger> but was: <TMyInt64>
test-fpjson: FAIL (exit 0)
== suite TTestIterator (8)
> TTestIterator.TestNull
> TTestIterator.TestInteger
> TTestIterator.TestInt64
> TTestIterator.TestFloat
> TTestIterator.TestBoolean
> TTestIterator.TestString
> TTestIterator.TestArray
> TTestIterator.TestObject
run: 203 failures: 2 errors: 0 ignored: 0
FAIL TTestFactory.ArrayCreateInteger: "Correct class" expected: <TMyInteger> but was: <TMyInt64>
FAIL TTestFactory.ObjectCreateInteger: "Correct class" expected: <TMyInteger> but was: <TMyInt64>
Stub ticket: signal only. Track T agent (face 2) enriches or a dev track takes it from the repro line.
Resolution (frank1, 2026-08-26)
Not flakiness or box load. The stub's own header was right that the named sha
cannot be the cause — the job builds with $(PXX_STABLE) — and right that no
range contains it, this being the job's first-ever run. The two failures are
the ones [[bug-p-array-of-const-integer-arm-picks-the-int64-overload]] was
filed for on 2026-08-25, a day before this rung was enrolled: the suite was at
201/203 and the enrolment simply made that visible.
Fixed there. run: 203 failures: 0 errors: 0.
- 2026-08-26 — resolved, commit 4cd1a0c22.